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lAdsertisement,I
SNYDER'S vINDIcATION.
WHAT THE aEcenrs sHow-NEAaEY s2f10 raw
En 10 the corsry pfsnrIY Axp rsow

WHAT THE REeeHIe sFsow--sEARfY $500 raw
En 10 THE corTry pisarIY, ANp rRos
5000 10 5000 pkE YEAH ISpnnrly
II tte Editor u he HERALD
Some persons have circulated a report
through the county tothe effect that the pro-
ceciings instituted by me against the Poor
House Directors aud county Auditors have
c,st more 10 the iaxlayers than il benefited
them. This : being done 10 injure me as a
candidate for sheriff therefore submit the
following extracts from the records Of the
county
COPY or PETITION FOR INVESTIGATION.
IN the matter of the petition Of Samuel ?.
Snyder for the appointment Of visitors 10
the County Poor House
IN the Court os Quarter Sessions Of TIE Peace
of Somerset County, Penn'a. No 3s, Feb
rnary Session, q. c.
And now. II April, 1885. the petition Of
Samuel Snyder verified by affidavit. present
ed to the Court, read and filed, setting forth
that the Directors Of the Poor and % the
House of Employment of Somerset county.
have not complied with the provisions Of the
5th section of the Act a Assembly, entitled
+" An act to provide for the erection Of a
House for the Employment and support of
the Poor of the County Of Somerset, and for
other purposes, approved April IS, lsl5.
which requires them. at least once in every
year, to lay before the Court Of Quarter ses-
sions and Grand jury Of Somerset County,
list Of the number. age and sex Of the per
sons employed and maintained in said House
of Employment, and supported or assisted by
them elsewhere and Of the children by them
bound out TO apprentioeships, with names Of
their masters or mistreSseS and their trade,
occupation or calling; there IS a general
and be thinks it weIl-founded
that the expenditures Of said Poor House
have been, for the last few years, entirely too
large and that the books and accounts Of
said corporation have not been properly kept,
nor the moneys and property thereof been
properly accounted for and he, therefore, in
behalf of the interests of the County, prays
the Court to appoint some suitable persons as
visitors to said Poor House, and make an or
der requiring the Directors OF the Poor and
their Steward Franklin Launtz and all 9TH
er persons who may have possession, control
or charge thereof to submit TO the inspection
and free examination of said visitors all
their books and accounts, together with rents, 7
interest and moneys payable and received by
said corporation, also an account Of all the /
sales, purchases donations, devises and be-
quests, as shall have been made by or 10
them, agreeably to the provisions Of the Act /
Of Assembly aforesaid &c.
s. F. SNYDER.
Whereupon the Court appointed John J. {
Hoffman, John G. Weller Eph D. Miller, /
Capt A. Heiiley and William b. Cook, Esq, I
visitors to perform the duties prescribed by I
Section of Act Of 18th April 1916, and I
make report to Court.
Somerset County. -:
ISeal] Extract from Record
Certified y April, 1880
\. 3. CRHcHFIEID
Clerk.
EXTRACT FROM THE REPORT % TIE vuIroRs,
MADE TO THE COURT
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Items from sIpesvIlle and Vicinity.


J. l.. BeFkey lost two valuable sucking
colts last week. Joe takes il cool, neverthes
less
Gabriel Kline is building an addition to
his house for his mother-in-law, Mrs. Ben
Baker.
Cross-Iie making aud bark peelng has been
all the 90 in this vicinity during the past
month
+. Fnellines steam saw mill Is running
on full time at present France knows how
T. run mill, too.
Candidaies and phosphate agents are as
plenty a. flie- anound molasses barrel in
this neck . woods
Peter sipe ha- added another coa, Of pain;
b. bis siorc and dwelling hegss~. That's
right, Peter brush en- mp.
On Friday Of this week }. J. Pile intends
raising his new harm one mile east Of siPes-
Vile J. j. parF j. the contractor.
Aiter somc study and calculation. Perry
Uiugerrcr has concluded to build new barn
next summer. Sol Baker has the contract
OgL Hollow.
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will for the present time take a good
Cabinet Photograph at 81. 80 per dozen--But
such Of my patrons who desire to secure
them at this very low price will do well to
call soon, as these figures may ouiy hold
good Tor limited time
The latest Rapid Dry Plate process used
for all work
W II. wELFLEY, Somerset Pa.
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The citizens Of I rsina and vicinity propose
celebrating the ever glorious Fourth in the
regular old fashioned style According 10
the posters. printed IN nd ink. circulated by
ihe committee they viii have spcsches by
celebrated and eloquent orators. foot raoes,
foot ball. ha.a ball and dancing. The days
o1erci-,-- will ooncli,dr with grand display
81 gscHorks and a balloon ASCENSION. II the
DAY j. MOI Gllod with music it viii not b.
iis fauli u the thr,r iras- bands and several
drum c1rr that have pronli-'si 70 b. in
ATTENDANCE. Tiic oiaumifioc oiilr fao prize,
one u nny aud enc Of fwcsiiy five dollar
90 D. o,rupeiesl foF by tise hatsiis The y. A
.. Imlrad viii furnish oScursion raies and
ma imnlruse cnlvd T. cNieciod 10 b. IN az
tsii,ianoc
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lfyou waHi TO bay any handsome pictures
10 ornament your hoVse- Go 10 Fishers ;
Book store IL you havs any Pictuns, Mar
riaee Certificates. Diplomas, or anything elise
you want framed. take them 10 FISHERS
Book Store. lfyou want Ia buy any Frames
Of any kind. go 20 Fishers Book Store. Al
ways rccoIleci that the place to buy Pictures
and Frames, and have Framing done is at
Fishers Book store
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Wd.a-5urg Bor0ngh-iohnI g. Hlner.
er5. R. ScUm. a. F. DoNER.
secretary Chm Pro TEN.
Isru mowers are kept busy
TIE season for strawberry festivals is at
bnJ
a,spiUar- and potato bugs in countless
n1mbr,
General sheridan's weight is reported at
15pands.
sl.iaeine Cor walls and ceilings, at Bic
seeker snyicrs.
The bucsleberry crop, it is said, viii be a
beane ibis year.
Fishing tackle at rock bottom prices, at
Beaker g. snYders.
Ciaue Photographs are Sl.5O per dozen at
Wafys Photograph Gallery.
TIE President can not bait with Mug
rumre they squirm TOO much.
Tisis the season when the feline serena
Der, b.in 90 lest their night keys
Er.I.sh sparrows are said 10 be great de-
..-.-.-..,r,..,s and an kinds of vegetables
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hoLHhook BROS & FARsoN'
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a.Al'a point about the Nhoie husi-
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These extracts speak for themselves, but it
may be web to call attention TO the follow
lowing facts First, The whole cost to the
county, for the investigation and criminal
cases, was only S5e2 20. Second, the amount
found due to the county was Sls9l 43, Third,
That the expenses OF the Poor House for the
four years preceding the investigation was
sl0,056.66 the lowest and S13.4s5.77 the
highest. Fourth, That for the year lSs6 the
expenses for the Poor House were only s.
6s5.73. claim thar this reduction in said
expenses is owing almost altogether 10 the
investigation and the prosecutions The
proceedings cost me more than $40
over what received. besides the time lost.
the constant worry and the abuse heaped
upon me, and it seems 70 me thai generous
public should consider these esct. when they
20 to the polls. I, Is hut ilss, 10 my fiirand
manly oppQncnt to state that he has not been
party to the caiumnies heaped upon me.
and that We are personal friends.
lours Respectfully.
:. L. SxYrER.
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ants of deceased grandparents shall represent
such deceased grandparents whenever grand
parents arc entitled as next of kin 10 ifites-
iates providing for the abolition OF the
distinctions heretofore existing between ac-
tions cr coatnecta aud actions ef dsiicfa ss, far
As relates 70 procedure, aud providing for two
forms Of actions and regulating the pleadings
Hereunder; TO enable mothers in certain
eases 10 appoint testamentary guardians
authorizing cities Of the first class to make
appropriations for the support and mainte-
nance of heuses of refuge and Institutions
for the reformation ol Juvenile dellnqucnts;
declaratory of the true intent and mean ing
of the fourth section of an act entitled An
act fixing the compensations Of the judges of
the courts of common pleas, approved June
4, 1888; extending the time which indi-
gent pupils may be taught in institutions for
the instruction Of the blind in this state re-
qairing the holders of mortgages which by
their terms and conditions may have re-
manned due for more than one year to issue
a scire tdris to collect the same whenever
Stldtii iihNt Nitt
amout due and payment hereunder supple
ment 10 the corporation act of 1874, author
izing the formation of associations for the
prevention OF cruelty to children and aged
persons; supplementary TO an act entitled
AN act to pzovide for the Incorporation and
regulation ofcertain corporations" approved
April 90 1874 TO authorize cities and
boroughs to condemn property and rights
inside and outside of their limits for the pur-
pose of obtaining and supplying water. 10 /
amend an act relative to roads and bridges. |
to authorize county commissioners TO build |
bridges or furnish money to aid in building 1
bridges to amend the thirty-first section of I
an act entitled " An act Ia provide for the /
incorporation and regulating of certain cor I
pomtions. approved April - 1874 sup !
plement to an act to provide for the incorpo-
ration and regulation Of certain corporations
April % 1874, amending the l
twelfth section Of said act and thereby rcliev-
ing fullpaid capital stock from liability to
further assessment; relating to the acquisi-
ton, purchase and sale of real estate by the
board Of guardians Of the poor in the cities
Of the second class, to amend an act to in
corporate the city OF Philadelphia 50 far as
relates TO the board of school controllers.
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sic0r-c N. ,aylor ani hl. ~n Harry. both
g.il known PAINTER in -1iscrsss county and
rs.idsnis - iiiis boroaeli. had rifhrr novel
and dasern,us experience one night last
ws-l s., Msrkiet0n wheac They an working
Since lbs pulp mills o. that place shut down
only one or tuo Of the houses composing The
village have becn ooeupissi. and Nr. sayior
and his son being unable 10 sfcHne sleeping
accommodations ai ANY Of these were com
PEELED 10 make a Temporary bci ia one OF
the usioocnpied buildings This they did by
carving in several baskets Of old leaves. de-
posting them on the fio0r, and spreading
over them blanket Just before snuiiing
the candle cut at night the elder Saylor put
bis hands ON the bed Of leaves to smooth i
out. when he felt something moving, and
remarked s. Harry. there Is something alive
under here supposins. Of course, it was
mouse. An investigation followed. and in
the middle Of the would-bc bed was found
coiled up good-sized snake A club was
soon brought ia and the reptile dispatched,
which. upon examination proved 10 be
rattle-ssake viii. ieD buttons. Both gentle
men are certainly 10 be congratulated on
their fortunate escape from such venomons
bedfellow.
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To the EarnnarS.

We have large and exceptionally fine
stock Of fertilizers. prepared for the buck
wheat season. We are fully prepared to ac-
cornmodaie one and all. We defy oompeti-
ton. and can positively undersel all other
firms. Don't fail 10 give our goods q trial.
our factory j. open every day.
SOMERSET FEgruIzER COMPANY.
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sale,

A house and lot corner Main Cross and
South street, Somerset for sale on pay
ments to suit the purchaser. A desirable
home for family large roomy house and
a full lot ofground. with choice fruit upon
it. Price $500 For particulars inquire at
the residence, or write to Samuel Gather
Esq, Greensburgb, Pa,
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Ross DAVIS Co.

If You have grease spot ON your coat,
touch it with little weak lime water, and
hang it ont on the clothes liue a few hours.
and VIII he gone. You can then probably
find the tramp who took Is
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

IN the Orphan Court OF Somerset 60. Estate Of
Daniel Nutgv. decd.
~ r.. Estate Of iacuh Linz. decca~ed
The undersigned duly appointed ly tie or
phans Cour to ascertain aivanceu.aufs. and On
MAKE distribution of he tlrl- lh enc hands
uf the Admiui-frafnr uf siII estate 90 and
among fhoec legally cntitiid to tceeive the same
hereby gives ulilce that hc wiz uef al narfic-
In Interest ior the purpose ot hi- arpoinfmeui at
the Office of "a. /. hlrT. Esl.. on the i7rh dly af
June lss7. af Do 1o'ciock a. m.. when and wncrg
an parties having anything to 30 rlih aid settle
meui and di.trlfrtiun can attend.
T. o. NoNAnt.
may-a AaftifaT
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A pMINIsrRAToR,s NOTICE.

Estate Of John wertz, late OF Conenaagh Twp.
Somerset Co. Pa.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted % the undersigned by the
proper authority, netioe Is hereby given 10 all
persons indebted 70 said estate % make immedi-
ate payment. ana those having claims against the
same % present them duly authenticated for set
tiefneut Saturday. May y 1857 az the late res
dence Of the deceased
HENRY c. MILTENBERGER,
aprl3 Administrator.
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MEAr MARKrr.-We have just added a
large Refrigerator TO our Meat Market, in
which all meats can be kept cool and clean.
Mutton, beef pork. &c, kept constantly on
hand. Open daily Parties buying meat
can have ii kept in the refrigerator until
wanted
Ross DAVIS & Co
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.

n Re- Estate Of Jacob Blouch deceased
The undersigned duly appointed by the Or
phans Court in and for the County OF Somerset to
ascertain adyaneemcuts and make a distribution
Of the funds in the hands Of the Executors Of said
deceased, as wen us Of the payments Of the undue
notes in their hands hereby gives notice that he
viii attend % the duties Of his appointment on
Tuesday, the DIST day ofJune. AZ his Office in som
erset Borough. said county. when and where all
persons interested may attend.
H. /. BAER,
junel- Auditor.
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stonyoreek township Items

Rain Sunsbinel
Jeilefson Siull Is the boss agent
The farmers are about through planting.
John and David snyder are preparing to
raise their new barns.
The candidates are all wearing asmile, but
always forget the cigars.
Quite lot of our young folks attended the
love-feast al Trent's last Sunday.
Mr. J. f. Reiman has been very low with
typhoid fever, but is slowly convalescing.
ANpUs.
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NOTICE.

Estate Of George z. sayloF. deceased late Of SOM
erSct Twp, Somerset County Pa
Letters testameutary on the above estate having
been granted 20 the undersigned by the proper
authority notice is hereby given 70 all pensOus in
debted % said estate O. make ifnmediate payment
and those having claims against the same VIII
present them duly authenticated for settlement
10 the Executors al the late residence Of the de
ceased, ON saturday, the 10Th day Of July, lsS7.
CYRUS SAVIOR
JEREMIAH :. MILLER.
iunes. Executors
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ExEcUToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of John 5. Cramcr, decd late of Upper
TurkeyfoOt township. Somerset County, Pa.
Letters testaInentary on the above estate having
been granted 70 the undersigned by the proper
authority notice is hereby given 20 all persons
indebted 70 said estate 70 make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the same
viii present them duly authenticated for settle
ment on Saturday. June II. ISL al the late resi-
dence OF deceased in KingwOOd, Middleereek
Twp. Somerset Co., Pa
HIRAM CRAMER,
apr27. Executor
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7 EGALN NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following ae-
counts have been tled in my oilce. and chat they
of Somerset county for confirmation. on Thursday
May i9. isS7. when and where an gartie- interest
Cd can attend.
The first acCc0Eut Of " n kcorfz Master and
Receiver of the Confluence Association.
Aeeoaus cfJ II. Uul, Assignee of solomon Uhl.
lTuty's Once, y. 3. CHIrCHFIELD.
Apr. =. 1Ss7. ProthouOtary.
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Mr. Peter Heffiey, OF Highland Farm, pur-
chased tive-day-old colt Monday from " I'm
Gle Ed = Kimmell, for which he paid one
hundred dollars The colt is full sister to
the celebrated Jack Fry mare, having for its
sire Mr. Hefiiey's famous Alhambra, and is a
perfect beauty Mr.. Fry has repeatedly re-
fused 100000 for his mare and Mr.. Hefficy
thinks the youngster he bought Monday
gives abundant promise oil making as good
one as her sister Mr.. Heffiey also bought a
four-year-old horse half brother to the Fry
mare from Mr. Kimmel. FOR which he paid
good figure. He also the same DAY, sold his
fast pacing mare, Lottie." 20 9 party near
Harrisburg
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Il EGAL NOTICE.

I EGAL NOTICE.
tn the Estate IN the Orphans Court Of
Qf t-omers.st DDfIufg Pa
Tho. ECam deed. Petition Fledl
And now to vii tst ofJune i-s- the above men
toned petition being pge-eulcd o. the Court and
mad and after Cue consideration thereof il i or
dered aud directed that ai matters therein set
forth hc referred % ,. - kimmcl Esq Auditor
who shall hear and determine all matters therein
set forth state the aecount ascertain the advance
ment- II any, make distribution and correct and
reform the recuguikaHce Of John keiso given by
him for the widow. dover and make report %
the Court.
--l Extract from the Record certified lst
Z SEAL fof June, ISL.
t-- CHAs. c. sHAFER, CLERK
Al persons interested are notified that ! win at
tend at my Office 0n Friday, the 1st day Of July
1857. TO perio. the duties enjoned IN the forego-
ing Commission.
j. o. KINMEL
junes. Auditor
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EXECUToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Henry Kreger deceased. late Of Upper
IurkeyfoOt Twp. Somerset 0unty. Pa.
Letters testamentary the above estate
having been granted To the undersigned by the
proper authority, notice is hereby given TO all
persons indebted TO said estate 20 make immesli-
ate payment, and those having claims against
the same 70 present them duly authenticated for
settlement - the Executor az his store in King
wood. said Township and County. on Wednesday.
the 9th day Of July. 1SS5, when aud where they
can attend for ttat purpose.
JACOB KREGER
msy2i Executor
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7 EGAL NOTICE.

Il
The undersigned having been appointed By
the Judges Of the Orphans Court u Somerset
and report a distribution Of the funds now in the
hands of. T.. furkhOider Administrator Of sam
uel BOgtr. late ofBrotheryalley Township. decd
hereby gives notice that he viii attend 20 the du-
sies of his appointment az his Office in Somerset
Borough. on Thursday. tine ID day of June. i,s7.
j. O. kIMMEL,
apr27. Auditor
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.

In Re Estate of Valentine J. Miller, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed Au-
ditor by the Orphans Conrt of Somerset County
to make distribution of the funds in the hands
of the Administrators of said deceased, hereby
gives notice that he win attend TO the duties 81
said appointment at his Office in Somerset Bor-
ough on Thursday, June 20, 1857, when and where
ali parties interested can attend.
+. J. KOosER,
junes. Auditor.
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From this total should be deducted sls054,
embracing the items Of boarding tramls fees
and Court costs, under the head of moneys
Improperly paid This amount should have
been paid, if paid at all, By the County Com
missioners, and should not stand as a charge
against the Poor House. 1t appears. there
fore, that the amount due the county is
S207l- 81 less SlsO.54, or SIs9I.43.
The following is list OF costs paid by the
County Commissioners per orders for the in
vestigation Of the conduct Of the Poor House
Directors
In the matter of the petit
ton of Sam'l z. snyder Quarter Sessions.
For No. = Feb. Sess. IsS5
The appointment Of visit
ors 10 the Co. poor house
Visitors pay. stationery and other ex-
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Sam Jones is wagng battle glinst sin in
Chattanooga, which makes the fighting on
Mission Ridge and Lookout Mountain dwn-
die into mere skirmishes.
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MARRIED.

MILLER-B -BENDER-At the Reformed
Parsonage in Stoyesiown, Pa, on Thursday,
June ? 1857, by Rev. VIM. u. LeFevre. Mr.
Charles y. Miller 10 Miss Mary f. Bender,
both of near stoyestoxn, Somerset Co, Pa.
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Wanted.

Any person having good team of driving
horses, sound and kind. can find a purchaser
by calling a, or addressing the HERALD Of
fee.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ahner Mckinley, and dangh-
ter, Of New York, are visiting at the resi-
dence of Mrs. McKinley's father, DIR. A. J.
Endsley.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-06-08
Wanted! /!

Hides, Furs, Bark. | will pay the highest
cash prices for all kinds Of hides, pelis and
furs. also want 500 cords Of Rock Oak and
Spruce bark.